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	<title>What are some interesting ways to teach the periodic table to 10th and 11th grade students?</title>
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	<description>What are some interesting ways to teach the periodic table to 10th and 11th grade students? I am about to start a 2 month student teaching placement in a high school chem class, in an alternative high school. The school does not use standardized testing or exams, but relies on projects and portfolios to assess students. (This is NOT a posh suburban school, but part of a city school system.)&lt;br&gt;
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I need to do a big unit on the history and structure and utility of the periodic table - and so I am looking for interesting ways to present the material and interesting projects to give to the students.&lt;br&gt;
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[This question up for an hour or so and then was lost in Metafilter&apos;s recent reboot, but I did see a suggestion to use Tom Lehrer&apos;s Element Song in the brief time it was up. Thanks to whoever suggested that!]</description>
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	<title>Help me make the Beeriodic Table</title>
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	<description>I&apos;m looking for beers that correspond to elements on the periodic table.  Arsenic (As) = Asahi, Titanium (Ti) = Tiger, Potassium (K) = Kingfisher, and so on.  

I&apos;ve got a lot of gaps- please help! Here&apos;s my very incomplete list so far.  I&apos;m happy for them to be international (I&apos;m from Australia) and micro-breweries are fine, although at some point I&apos;m hoping to get my hands on one of each, so the easier they are to get the better.&lt;br&gt;
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Actinium - Ac&lt;br&gt;
Aluminum - Al - Alcazar Gaoler&apos;s Ale&lt;br&gt;
Americium - Am - Amstel&lt;br&gt;
Antimony - Sb&lt;br&gt;
Argon - Ar - Arkell&apos;s Bees Organic Ale&lt;br&gt;
Arsenic - As - Asahi&lt;br&gt;
Astatine - At&lt;br&gt;
Barium - Ba - Bali Hai&lt;br&gt;
Berkelium - Bk&lt;br&gt;
Beryllium - Be - Beer Lao&lt;br&gt;
Bismuth - Bi - Bintang&lt;br&gt;
Boron - B - Boags Premium&lt;br&gt;
Bromine - Br - Brooklyn Lager&lt;br&gt;
Cadmium - Cd&lt;br&gt;
Caesium - Cs&lt;br&gt;
Calcium - Ca - Cascade Lager&lt;br&gt;
 Californium - Cf&lt;br&gt;
Carbon - C - Chang&lt;br&gt;
Cerium - Ce&lt;br&gt;
Chlorine - Cl&lt;br&gt;
Chromium - Cr&lt;br&gt;
Cobalt - Co - Coopers Pale Ale&lt;br&gt;
Copper - Cu&lt;br&gt;
Curium - Cm&lt;br&gt;
Dysprosium - Dy&lt;br&gt;
Einsteinium - Es&lt;br&gt;
Erbium - Er - Erdinger Dunkel&lt;br&gt;
Europium - Eu&lt;br&gt;
Fermium - Fm&lt;br&gt;
Fluorine - F - Anything but Fosters&lt;br&gt;
Francium - Fr - Franzikaner&lt;br&gt;
Gadolinium - Gd&lt;br&gt;
 Gallium - Ga - Gambrinus&lt;br&gt;
Germanium - Ge&lt;br&gt;
Gold - Au&lt;br&gt;
Hafnium - Hf&lt;br&gt;
Helium - He - Heiniken&lt;br&gt;
Holmium - Ho - Hoegaarden&lt;br&gt;
Hydrogen - H - Hampshire Brewery&lt;br&gt;
Indium - In - India Pale Ale&lt;br&gt;
Iodine - I - Innis &amp;amp; Gunn&lt;br&gt;
Iridium - Ir&lt;br&gt;
Iron - Fe&lt;br&gt;
Krypton - Kr&lt;br&gt;
Lanthanum - La&lt;br&gt;
Lawrencium - Lr&lt;br&gt;
Lead - Pb&lt;br&gt;
Lithium - Li - Little Creatures&lt;br&gt;
 Lutetium - Lu&lt;br&gt;
Magnesium - Mg&lt;br&gt;
Manganese - Mn&lt;br&gt;
Meitnerium - Mt &lt;br&gt;
Mendelevium - Md&lt;br&gt;
Mercury - Hg&lt;br&gt;
Molybdenum - Mo - Mountain Goat&lt;br&gt;
Neodymium - Nd&lt;br&gt;
Neon - Ne&lt;br&gt;
Neptunium - Np&lt;br&gt;
Nickel - Ni&lt;br&gt;
Niobium - Nb&lt;br&gt;
Nitrogen - N&lt;br&gt;
Nobelium - No - Northgate Brewery&lt;br&gt;
Osmium - Os&lt;br&gt;
Oxygen - O - Orval&lt;br&gt;
Palladium - Pd&lt;br&gt;
Phosphorus - P&lt;br&gt;
Platinum - Pt&lt;br&gt;
Plutonium - Pu&lt;br&gt;
Polonium - Po&lt;br&gt;
Potassium - K - Kingfisher&lt;br&gt;
Praseodymium - Pr - Primus Svelte Primo&lt;br&gt;
Promethium - Pm&lt;br&gt;
Protactinium - Pa - Paulaner Hefe-Weissbier&lt;br&gt;
Radium - Ra - Ram Brewery&lt;br&gt;
Radon - Rn&lt;br&gt;
Rhenium - Re - Regent Bohemia&lt;br&gt;
Rhodium - Rh&lt;br&gt;
Rubidium - Rb&lt;br&gt;
Ruthenium - Ru&lt;br&gt;
Samarium - Sm&lt;br&gt;
 Scandium - Sc - Schneider / Schofferhoffer&lt;br&gt;
Selenium - Se&lt;br&gt;
Silicon - Si - Sierra Nevada Pale Ale&lt;br&gt;
Silver - Ag&lt;br&gt;
Sodium - Na&lt;br&gt;
Strontium - Sr - Stonehenge Rudolph&lt;br&gt;
Sulphur - S - Samuel Adams&lt;br&gt;
Tantalum - Ta&lt;br&gt;
Technetium - Tc&lt;br&gt;
Tellurium - Te - Teme Valley Hearth Warmer&lt;br&gt;
Terbium - Tb&lt;br&gt;
Thallium - Tl&lt;br&gt;
Thorium - Th - Thornbridge Brewery&lt;br&gt;
Thulium - Tm&lt;br&gt;
Tin - Sn&lt;br&gt;
Titanium - Ti - Tiger&lt;br&gt;
Tungsten - W - William&apos;s Brothers Brewery&lt;br&gt;
Unnilhexium - Unh&lt;br&gt;
Unniloctium - Uno&lt;br&gt;
Unnilpentium - Unp&lt;br&gt;
Unnilquadium - Unq&lt;br&gt;
Unnilseptium - Uns&lt;br&gt;
Uranium - U - Utenos&lt;br&gt;
Vanadium - V&lt;br&gt;
Xenon - Xe&lt;br&gt;
Ytterbium - Yb&lt;br&gt;
Yttrium - Y - Young&apos;s&lt;br&gt;
Zinc - Zn&lt;br&gt;
Zirconium - Zr &lt;br&gt;
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I&apos;m hoping to construct a Beeriodic Table with a bottle top from each one arranged like the Periodic Table, but that could be a fair way off yet.  At the very least I&apos;ll taste a lot of new beer.  Thanks for the help!</description>
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	<pubDate>Tue, 16 Sep 2008 16:04:04 -0800</pubDate>
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